New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
NEW FICTS ABOUT THE MISSING KEIRNEY
WHAT HIS PARTNER SAYS or NJ, AcrIoNs-sYNrA-

WHAT HIS rAETSER SAYS OF MS ACIloNs-sNMFA-
Thy FOR MRS. KEARNEY.
James KeaTucy. the account of whose assignment and
alleged enlightenment published exclusively Ia the
TPiBu T. yesterday, still missing. All who inquired
for him a, his oncc ~. II PincsL. were told by h,
partner, Alexander Ihain, that 1t not known
where he II IS said 10y one interested
IL Mr. Kearney's movements that he IS in Ncw,Jcrsc =
noi this cty. ga support of this the
fact is mentioned that ON Thursday substitution 0f
attorneys signed hy krarncy Med IN the salt of
which Ihan recently began against him Tor a.
Kcarncy began The stody 81 law with Mr. THAN about
twelve years ago aud when admitted t. the bar
confidential clcIk. When Mr. 1han ,rnting tho
NAIst Assembly District at Albany kcarncy became
familiar WITH his business tat on r lhaHS return The
atcr hm INTO partnership About three month. ago,
MI Thsn. finding mai kcainey had collected money Tor
which hc hal no HrcDiht'i "rStn iic sn'i Tor an AZ
coIitius On March - kcincy filed an ass, .nmcut Ia
Peter =. Stauiou hrickldJcr. living 1T No. Ar
Last Eighty nlth-st, win The following preferences
Theodore a. ioache 5000 d ali parsons having claims
against the as'enor by raon Of msi,rs Arising IN tie
ol Foster against oicc uu'iec Pat Bowers
mated AZ sI.2j All bong ~ n"ys due ~ HE 1ciun
ThiIck t'nicy ,,c,,s-i sl7jo for money loaned John
r,nn.y oinel AMER Hermann AiJU v olnr t1.n
Br,@bout 900 Peter b. stanton 1890 Tor money
loaned.
The preference Of Ilatt IL Bowers who or, lawyer.
Wilian-s, 1. another illustration Kcarcys
dishonest methods 4 client or The lirm Iun,e "A lnt, M
about SGI 900 the purchaser OF the premises involved
IN the ruit Of Foster against oaclc AID Others which
was II PARTITION suit and which kenrney
decree oi Partition S2U,G0O was in he
dcpu ed trust company to aDiuo the result of nm an,
peal in question inyoiIed in the litigation The loan
was purchasc-mo"cy loan aud was used
by the purchaser to buy the property ami
tHcn was handcd 10 Ptatt 4 Boncr. az" an
account OF Tie deposit accordance with the crns or
the decree Ss13l Ol, ana kcaTncy as referee gave
Platt * 30 crs check Tor the balance 81 ~ = 80
K.arney's check protested and Plat A. hov era ,.
posted the $Is73l "l when had been given them by
the purchaser
In kearney's estate ana suppose that he preIerrc,
them because lie feared that thcv tutvut
have drawn on his check, in which ease tirv
would prosecute h. IL mas TRANSFERRED thai ke,rucv
hu- sViudsd other persons, and h. h,ltli,is
will amount to between tsO,vOo amt 100000 A,uou,
his creditors John Moore. acontractOr OF rghty-cnt
At near Tnirdaye.; Malcolm Campbell "A lawyer N, Tho
Vanderbilt buildng Charles Jones, contractor and
Peer Neary, "a stone dealer.
Mr. THAN yesterday that he had seen Kearncv
since aarch II lie also denies that ne ever
said that all would be well a few dnvs
mr. Thain further mat lie deeply regrets the s go
was at his suggestion that kearney appointed reisres
in the suit When Judge Van Brunt IA rst asked In
appoint kearney he offered the position 10 Mr. rbain ns
he aid kearney but hr Iban refused To serve
aud kearncy appointed 10 Tie apparent sat faction
all parties. AT The suggestion OF Mr. than The orig
nal uecree subsequently, amended by an order of
judge Andrews - That no money could drawn from
the central Trust Company without the consent OF all tho
lawyers In the suit air Tnau has written "A elter 10
Judge Van Brunt In which lie that kearIey couId
with the consent OF the lawyers the
PENDANTS In which the lawyers must share the re-
sponsibility with the absconding referee.
Much sympathy Is expressed for kearneys wife, who
was Miss Bird, "a school teacher They were married
less than year ago and living In the top fiat OF tho
apartment house No East Eighty iih-st IL Is said
that Airs kcarncy has considerable property In her
lame and Will use 1t AL " nay her husbands debts.